RPG launches fast-ship micro-perforated wood panel program

By AI, Created 5:30 PM UTC, May 18, 2026, /AGP/ – RPG Acoustical Systems launched Perfecto Micro QSP, a quick-ship program for laser-micro-perforated wood panels that can deliver in as little as two to four weeks. The company says the offering is aimed at architects, designers and contractors who need faster acoustic panel sourcing without giving up sustainability or customization options.

Why it matters: - Perfecto Micro QSP gives project teams a faster path to acoustic wood panels for fast-track interior builds. - The program is designed to shorten lead times while keeping sustainability targets, field flexibility and consistent panel quality in view. - RPG is positioning the launch as a speed-and-performance upgrade in the architectural acoustics market.

What happened: - RPG Acoustical Systems, LLC announced the launch of Perfecto Micro QSP on May 12, 2026. - The quick-ship program covers premium laser-micro-perforated wood panels. - RPG says the panels can ship in as little as two to four weeks. - The company says the program is available for designers, architects and contractors.

The details: - Each panel measures 4 feet by 8 feet by 3/4 inch. - Each panel has more than 700,000 micro-perforations. - The panel program includes three reconstituted wood veneer options: SoniQ White Oak PS, SoniQ White Oak 101 RC and SoniQ Walnut 201 PS. - The panels include a low-sheen finish and matching edgebanding. - Matching non-perforated panels are available for trim and filler use. - The panels use recycled ULEF FSC MDF cores. - The products meet HPD and California CDPH standards. - RPG says its proprietary core processing allows field cutting without hurting acoustics or structural integrity. - RPG says the panels are manufactured in the USA. - The panels use RPG’s in-house SoniQ laser technology. - Factory customization options include spline joints for seamless installations, with a lead-time add of two to four weeks. - Factory custom sizing with precision cut and factory edging adds two to four weeks. - Planks can be cut to nominal 6-inch or 12-inch widths with tongue-and-groove detail, adding four to six weeks.

Between the lines: - The launch targets a common tradeoff in interior construction: better acoustics usually mean longer waits or more complex fabrication. - RPG is using speed, domestic manufacturing and material specs to differentiate a commodity-adjacent product category. - The customization menu suggests the company wants both quick-turn standard orders and higher-touch project work.

What’s next: - Projects can now order a standard quick-ship configuration or add factory customization if schedules allow. - RPG is likely to use the program to compete for jobs where lead time is a deciding factor. - The company continues to market its broader acoustics portfolio to acousticians, architects and engineers worldwide.